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The Abuja Declaration on Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture in Africa
25/08/2005
This Declaration was adopted at Heads of State meeting held in Abuja, Nigeria in August 2005. The signatories committed to improved measures to manage ...
The NEPAD Action Plan for the Development of African Fisheries and Aquaculture
23/08/2005
The NEPAD Action Plan for the Development of African Fisheries and Aquaculture was agreed at the NEPAD 'Fish for All' summit held in Abuja, ...
Conference of African Ministers of Fisheries and Aquaculture
20/09/2010
The African Union will be hosting its first-ever Conference of African Ministers of Fisheries and Aquaculture in the Gambia from 20-23 September 2010.
Fish for All
The Fish for All initiative is designed to be a credible, global science and policy dialogue capable of instilling urgency into the issues at hand through the active participation of senior policy makers, opinion leaders and researchers at various levels of the community. Information dissemination will play a key role and wide ownership will be sought. Established in 2002, the intitiave aims to achieve an inclusive and informed public dialogue on issues such as fish and development, fish and nutrition, health, livelihood, environment, gender, water, river basins and coasts, trade and economic growth. 
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Partnership for African Fisheries
The Partnership for African Fisheries is a programme of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD), with substantial funding from the UK Department for International Development. It starts from the premise that Africa needs to change the way in which it fishes and will work to ensure that fisheries policy reform is based on sound and well thought through advice that will lead to meaningful actions and positive changes. It will do this by stimulating an open debate - a 'think-tank' process for knowledge exchange between African and international partners that will improve awareness both ways across the table. Please click here to notify us if this link is broken
24/09/2010
Key African export commodity at risk as fish stocks drop
08/02/2010
Illegal fishing kills 20,000 jobs
09/11/2009
Look to East Coast Pirates to see where this could lead
05/11/2009
Scandal of $1bn illegal fishing industry could destroy Africa’s fish stocks ‘within years’ unless urgent action is taken
07/10/2009
Africa: Foreign fishing fleets depleting a potential wealth resource
21/08/2009
UK Minister visits Mozambique and commits further support to the Stop Illegal Fishing Programme
19/08/2009
Regional action needed to stop illegal trawlers
23/07/2009
Safeguarding Africa's fishing waters: Regional action needed to stop illegal trawlers off the coast
10/04/2009
Mozambique: British support for African fisheries
07/11/2008
Boost for fisheries governance and trade through NEPAD-led Pan-African partnership
18/07/2008
South Africa fisheries ministers agree to fight illegal fishing
03/08/2006
DFID to support Namibia in driving political action on illegal fishing in sub-Saharan Africa